I’m giving some not-serious thought to doing this. To understand why, go to Darths & Droids and just keep going.
You may be some time.
I’m giving some not-serious thought to doing this. To understand why, go to Darths & Droids and just keep going.
You may be some time.
I’m not sure which would be worse.
Rep. Alan Grayson (D, FL-08) has finally found a line beyond which he is personally not prepared to cross. While the Congressman may be prepared to lie about Republican intentions on health care, he at least knows enough to realize when he’s gone too far, as his respectful letter describing his ‘regrets’ to the Anti-Defamation League indicates. Via FoxNews:
Florida Rep. Alan Grayson, who has drawn fire for saying Republicans want Americans to “die quickly” if they get sick, expressed regret Friday for comparing the health care crisis to a “holocaust.”
Grayson vowed not to use the term again in a letter he sent Friday to the Andrew Rosenkranz, Florida regional director of the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish organization that fights anti-Semitism.
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“In no way did I mean to minimize the Holocaust,” Grayson wrote in the letter obtained by FOXNews.com. “I regret the choice of words, and I will not repeat it.”
Again: note how respectful Grayson is being towards the ADL, there. That’s because he has staff to handle being disrespectful to them. Continue reading Did Grayson lie to the ADL? Did he *not* lie?
Not quite as good as the immortal Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, but Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters is well-deserving to replace Liberating Atlantis as Book of the Week.
What do you mean, “What about Going Rogue: An American Life?” Check out the sidebar, man.
Moe Lane
I’d like you to test your ability to detect something. Watch this video (via Dan Riehl):
The original story is here: the short version is that the town of Hardin took advantage of the Gitmo closing thing (back when the administration’s stated plan to close the place was still being taken seriously) to advertise its empty, brand-new correctional facility. Said facility has apparently been now taken over by a mysterious organization… but, alas for the conspiracy theorist living in all of our hearts, one that is explicitly ruling out housing Gitmo detainees. AoSHQ has more on this, but that’s the gist.
In other words, there’s a company out there that wants to get into the prison business without being publicly associated with it, and it’s being overly goofy in how it created its shell company… and I’m only posting it because I figured that something like this would happen, and I’m no less immune to feeling pleasure at vindication than any other person.
Moe Lane
PS: The town of Hardin would no doubt like to thank all the Left-pundits and bloggers who spread their sales pitch far and wide. I’m sure that they’re very grateful… what? Grateful enough to vote out Dennis Rehberg next year?
Don’t be absurd.
Crossposted to RedState.
“…for having sex with David Letterman” list. And what it represents is a point that has not yet been brought up nearly often enough yet, methinks: I was under the impression that general rules for behavior are supposed to be consistently applied.
With utterly predictable – and funny – results. To those rushed for time: Michelle Sullivan (of Perpetual Motion Films) was an associate producer of the recent attempt to whitewash the reputation of the infamous child-rapist Roman Polanski; and she apparently felt the need to engage in ‘anonymous’ comments on Patterico’s site that attacked him personally.
So Patterico went, as they say, to town. I’ll add that the IP is consistent with an LA email; and that all of this certainly looks like an attempt at libel. But I’m not a lawyer. There’s probably a reason why they can’t prosecute Michelle Sullivan (of Perpetual Motion Films) for that.
(Via Jim Treacher’s Twitter)
Moe Lane
Crossposted to RedState.
Posting = low.
Yeah, like this was a surprise.
Do you see anything getting this happy little fellow down?
From Cracked.com’s 13 Real Animals Lifted Directly Out of Your Nightmares.